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Yeah, that's great for today. We have already provided you chapter and verse about what the term meant when the men who wrote the Amendment were writing it. Your post is completely irrelevant in light of that fact.
The only idiots who argue about the meaning of well regulated are the ones who think the right to keep and bear arms is dependent on belonging to a militiaYeah, that's great for today. We have already provided you chapter and verse about what the term meant when the men who wrote the Amendment were writing it. Your post is completely irrelevant in light of that fact.
It's really kind of funny people try to argue about the context of the "well regulated militia" part ... But seem to completely miss the comma followed by the corresponding "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
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Yeah, that's great for today. We have already provided you chapter and verse about what the term meant when the men who wrote the Amendment were writing it. Your post is completely irrelevant in light of that fact.
It's really kind of funny people try to argue about the context of the "well regulated militia" part ... But seem to completely miss the comma followed by the corresponding "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
It takes some serious linguistic maneuvering to flip that latter part around.
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It meant the same thing back then, "to make regular".Definition of regulate
regulated; regulating
transitive verb
1 a :to govern or direct according to rule
b (1) :to bring under the control of law or constituted authority
(2) :to make regulations for or concerning
2 :to bring order, method, or uniformity to
- regulate the industries of a country
3 :to fix or adjust the time, amount, degree, or rate of
- regulate one's habits
- regulate the pressure of a tire
Yeah, that's great for today. We have already provided you chapter and verse about what the term meant when the men who wrote the Amendment were writing it. Your post is completely irrelevant in light of that fact.
Nobody on the left ignores it, that would make us clueless and Causeless, and indistinguishable from the right wing.Yeah, that's great for today. We have already provided you chapter and verse about what the term meant when the men who wrote the Amendment were writing it. Your post is completely irrelevant in light of that fact.
It's really kind of funny people try to argue about the context of the "well regulated militia" part ... But seem to completely miss the comma followed by the corresponding "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
It takes some serious linguistic maneuvering to flip that latter part around.
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